Former Local Man Featured In Oregon Paper
Elden Moore head of Baker High School art department is named Artist of the Month at Crossroads Arts Center in Baker Oregon. His ceramics and paintings are shown August at the center and Ryder Brothers window. Moore emphasizes art in youth and teaches four art classes while guiding his four sons in prize winning wildlife poster contests.
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Oregon
Baker
Democrat-Herald
Elden Moore
Albert Moore
Maynard Andreasen
Soda Springs
Crossroads Arts ‘Center
Baker High
Crossroads Arts Center
Ryder
Brothers
Moore
Baker County
Spojunior
He Crossroads Arts Center
Kley
Powder River
Kay
Mooré
Lava Hot Springs sets attendance records this July
Lava Hot Springs records growth in July with 7,000 more visitors than 1970, bringing total swimmers to 39,701 up from 32,662. Weather drives attendance as the town’s 310 hot pools draw crowd. Pearce, Lava Hot Springs Foundation executive director, cites July recovery after June dip and notes missing 2,500 from May.
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Pearce
Avery
Death Notice for Myron A. Bacon of Nampa Idaho
Myron Albert Bacon 66 of Nampa Idaho died after an extended illness. Funeral services were held August 21 at the Nampa LDS Fourth Ward with interment at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. Born January 1, 1905 in Georgetown. married Versa Davis Dee in 1940. Survived by wife Versa, son Robert Bacon at Camp Meade, two daughters, eight grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. He worked for Anaconda Copper Co., the Nampa Fire Department, farmed in Reynolds Creek, and retired in 1970 returning to Nampa. Preceded by parents and a brother. Active in local community through Conda and later Nampa.
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Myron Albert Bacon
Grien Acres
Trailer Court
Nampa
Nampa L.D.S
Hillcrest Memorial Gardens
Bacon
Georgetown
Versa Davis Dee
Blackfoot
Conda
Anaconda Copper Co
Versa J. Bacon
Petty
Robert Bacon
Camp George » Meade
Mile
Hubert Utah
Eldred
Bacon Georgetown
Ardath
Lee
Pocatello
Elva Tanner
Montpelier
Mirla Dunn
Elaine Bourne
Reunion at Twin Lake honors Jedediah Tippets
Attendees included ISU families Rex Layland and Dale Hamp and Jason, with Layland moving to Pocatello for the school year to pursue music education. Dialogue LSU a new organization aims to unite members for educational political and social goals. Barbecue honored Scoutmaster Jack Hymas moving to Chehalis Washington.
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Rex Layland
Soda Springs
Dale Hamp
Jason
Grace
Jedediah M. Tippets
Twin Lake
Idaho
Layland
Ann
Sue
Pocatello
University
Green Acres
Caribou County Sun Soda Springs Idaho 1971 notice
The fragment presents a 1971 Soda Springs Idaho newspaper masthead. It shows the Caribou County Sun title with location and date August 26 1971. No readable article content is available to summarize.
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Oak Ridge
Astoel Universities
Grace and
North Gem
The
Sun
SRE Sa
ISU
Bill
Robert Rigby
Jack Hymas
Chehalis
Washington
Jack
Scouting
Second Ward
Dale Viehweg
Loran Rasmussen
Welvin Weaver
Kent Lott
Taft Thomsen
Darrell Farnes and
Curtis
McGee Harris and Wade
Ee Richard Sharp and
Kelly
Alan
Vance and
Scott
Elmer. Stoor
Lesley
RED Heart Knitting
Spectales Bic Ball Pens
Ce Rayola
Deep Coors
Paisney Paints
Harrison
Caribou County
Soda Springs, Idaho
Bancroft
Frank
Chevron
IO Top
LEBO
Acta Ae
Harrison’s
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